Kristell Court Coaching

I support women from all weight-loss backgrounds, with a special understanding of the unique challenges women can face after bariatric surgery. Whether you’ve had surgery or not, you probably already know a lot about losing weight. You know about protein, portions, and moving your body. You’ve collected the tips, tried the plans, and promised yourself more than once that this time, you were finally going to get back on track. But if knowing what to do were enough, you wouldn’t still be struggling. And that doesn’t mean you’re lazy, broken, or incapable of following through. You were never the problem. At Bariatric Reset, we look beyond the food to understand what is really driving your choices. We work with the whole picture: your nutrition, habits, thoughts, emotions, needs, and the life you’re actually living, so you can stop fighting yourself and begin building trust with yourself again. For women who've had bariatric surgery, we also make space for the things that generic weight-loss advice often misses: the fear and shame surrounding regain, the pressure to make your surgery “work,” and the feeling that you should already know how to fix this. Because yes, your health matters. Your weight matters. But the number was never the whole point. The point is having the energy to live your life. Feeling at home in your body. Taking care of yourself without food and the scale consuming your thoughts. And becoming the woman you know you’re meant to be. That’s what Bariatric Reset is about. If you’re ready to begin creating that kind of life - whether or not bariatric surgery is part of your story, I’d love to have you here. Join the Bariatric Reset community below. Where your reset begins. We’re in this together, Trisha

I am a writer and the founder of Connective Tissue Coaching & Consulting. I am the author of three books, One Teenager at a Time: Developing Self-Awareness and Critical Thinking in Adolescents, Happy Healthy Teens: Why Focusing on Relationship Works, and Truth Has a Different Shape. My work has also appeared in anthologies about food, reproductive rights, and cancer, as well as in online outlets like The Feminist Wire and Ms. Magazine. My work centers on relationship and I work with individuals, organizations, and families to remove barriers to effective communication and build psychological safety so that we can create resilient, connected communities.